tyrust

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by tyrust 2mo ago
> Because they're enabled and suggested to do that in their coding harness. How do you know this? > All of this "AI is going to kill us" marketing The "marketing" this week came from someone that had given up
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by tyrust 2mo ago
If you break early, then you haven't given items later in the list the chance to be selected. You need to go through the entire list in order for every item to have an equal probability of selection. I didn't get it at first, eit
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by tyrust 2mo ago
The WC3 one is fun. Definitely feels close to what I remember.
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by tyrust 2mo ago
You might have a bit of an argument here, but I think there are two major problems. First, bullshitting in meatspace isn't much of an advantage. To the extent that it is, there is always video calling. What matters for agent training
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An end-to-end process for tapping into AI's hidden creativity(lennysnewsletter.com)
1 points by tyrust 2mo ago|0 comments
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by tyrust 3mo ago
Same, but nope, just a zero effort slop site.
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by tyrust 3mo ago
> I really just want to point out that layman terms and contract law are two different things. Totally agreed. My point is that their layman use of "ownership" is inaccurate at best, misleading at worst. I'm speaking to
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by tyrust 3mo ago
> From the beginning, we have been clear that our customers own the data captured by their ALPR cameras. This has always been the case, but some of our contractual language has confused the public on this crucial point... The principle i
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by tyrust 3mo ago
I didn't know the number was so low. That's nice to know.
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by tyrust 3mo ago
> But there’s always a hidden “now you’ll have to” and “you’ll no longer be able to" But you can still do all those things from the book. Don't do the things you don't want to do.
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by tyrust 4mo ago
This is pretty wild, I had no idea any school was like this. What grade and area was this in? Public school?
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by tyrust 4mo ago
Wow, that's pretty wild. Updating your post with pictures would be cool.
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by tyrust 4mo ago
I understand the purported vulnerability. What I am saying is that I would be surprised if the URL were rendered, let alone made it to the victim.
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by tyrust 4mo ago
Why doesn't the article contain proof of either attack in action? I would be surprised if the second attack worked after what must be at least a couple layers of markdown/html conversion and spam filtering. disclaimer: work at Goo
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by tyrust 5mo ago
With a link to the report: https://www.mackinac.org/archives/2026/s2026-08.pdf The two largest projects are still under construction, so it might be too early to make any conclusions.
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by tyrust 5mo ago
Nice, doubt anything will come of this though.
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by tyrust 5mo ago
> talks of nationalizing companies What is this referring to?
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by tyrust 5mo ago
$10M is a pretty high amount. FIRE numbers top out around $4M and can be as low as $1M.
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by tyrust 5mo ago
There are plenty of highly effective charities.
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by tyrust 5mo ago
Yessir, it's slop.
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by tyrust 5mo ago
It's a well-written essay, imo. Good pacing, interesting turns of phrase, and it conveys an anxiety that they're clearly feeling. It's ok if you didn't like it, but you don't have to be mean about it.
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by tyrust 6mo ago
Nice tip, but I use YouTube Music. I just downloaded my listening history, looks like they don't include listening duration, alas.
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by tyrust 6mo ago
> shows your listening rankings by hours, minutes instead of just scrobble count I've wanted to build something like this for a long time, cool (and unsurprising, really) to see it's already done! Swans is my number 30 by scrob
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by tyrust 6mo ago
Be sure to explicitly ask for critiques or alternatives. In my experience the machine is really susceptible to a sort of anchoring effect.
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by tyrust 7mo ago
Wow this is a great set. I haven't listened to much Underworld, but I will now. Thanks again!
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by tyrust 7mo ago
Sick, I'll check it. Thanks for delivering!
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by tyrust 7mo ago
Did you never have to write a research paper?
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by tyrust 7mo ago
ITT: an allegory is read literally Consumer goods have dropped in price, which is good for offsetting inequality. I think the allegory still holds in some other areas (off the top of my head: healthcare spending and renting versus owning y
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by tyrust 7mo ago
Great story, but how are you going to say all that but not link to the recording?
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by tyrust 7mo ago
> precise alignment with me personally, or even with my own business Seems like a strawman, I don't think anyone means this when talking about alignment. More general goals, like avoiding paperclip maximization, are broadly applicab

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